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A small block of mass `m=1kg` is attached with one end of the spring of force constant `K=110Nm^-1`. Other end of the spring is fixed to a rough plane having coefficient of friction `mu=0.2`. The spring is kept in its natural length by an inextensible thread ties between its ends as shown in figure. If the thread is burnt, calculate the elongation of the spring when the block attains static equilibrium position.

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